Question 3 What defines a pathline? DAll of the fluid particles from the same origin The lines drawn in a flow field such that at that given instant. the line is tangent to the local velocity field All of the fluid particles that were released at the same time The trajectory of a moving fluid particle None of the above

Question 3 What defines a pathline? DAll of the fluid particles from the same origin The lines drawn in a flow field such that at that given instant. the line is tangent to the local velocity field All of the fluid particles that were released at the same time The trajectory of a moving fluid particle None of the above

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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